The Throne of War

This book is so well-written, I don't understand why it seems like not many people have read it. I feel it's much better than what Tomato wrote. This book has a strong story, isn't simplistic, and the writing is also quite good. These three points make it a good novel.

In the interstellar era, anything that focuses on individual combat power is toxic; the interstellar era should be about giant ships, cannons, and the vast galaxy.

I read the first few chapters... And I'm getting a headache. I checked the date, and it was written in 2017, so it's not some ancient story. The plot and writing style have a strong sense of being outdated and historically obsolete. I'm labelling it as poisonous. If it can't keep up with the times, it should just accept its fate. I won't accept any arguments. I paid to read this, so I can say whatever I want.

Stop looking, brothers. I've tested this for you. It's extremely toxic. No one could write such a toxic plot.

The more you look at it, the bigger and more attractive the layout becomes; adding a few more suspenseful elements would make it even more perfect.

I initially thought it was a normal plot development, but chapter 79 cracked me up. An interstellar civilization actually thinks diamonds are valuable? They can travel across star systems but can't synthesize carbon crystals?

This article was recommended by the author of "Clash," and I haven't read it yet, but I'll give it a thumbs up first.

LOL, I've been collecting this for so long, and I never expected it to be a mixed grain.

After reading for a while, I suddenly realized that this book is fantasy.

I read one chapter and felt insulted. 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫